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Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.
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Mornings at the toy library
Musée d'art contemporain, Place de Provence
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Guided tour of the exhibition ‘Nicolas Bouvier: Journeys to the Levant’
Musée d'art contemporain, Place de Provence, Place Saint Martin
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Cinema: Japanese horror night featuring Hideo Nakata’s *Dark Water*
Cinéma Les Templiers, Place du Temple
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Cinema: The Cursed Screening of Ken Russell’s *The Devils* (1971)
Cinéma Les Templiers, Place du Temple
Tourist office highlights
Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Montélimar.
Things to see and do
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Illustrative photoLa chapelle romane Notre Dame de la Rose
The chapel is the oldest religious building in Montélimar; situated on the route of the Via Agrippa, it has a Baroque-style façade.
Illustrative photoLes berges du Roubion
The Roubion River NATURA 2000 site is a place for walks where respect for the local flora and fauna is upheld.
Illustrative photoMistral Karting
Go-kart hire for the general public, from 7 years old. New: Two-seater go-karts for children aged 5 and over, accompanied by one adult From 3 years old: electric vehicles on a track. Challenges for companies or groups of friends. Introductory off-road motorbike sessions from 5 years old. Fast food
Illustrative photoMusée d'Art Contemporain de Montélimar
Following the success of the exhibitions featuring William Klein and Sebastião Salgado, the Museum of Contemporary Art will, in 2026, present the photographic work of the Swiss travel writer Nicolas BOUVIER, covering his three stays in Japan between 1955 and 1970.
Illustrative photoMusée du Nougat – Fabrique Arnaud Soubeyran
Come and wander through the heart of the factory and discover the secrets of Montélimar nougat in this museum, which offers an interactive experience with the production facilities. A unique place where you can learn all about nougat, almonds, honey and the life of bees – whilst having fun!
Illustrative photoMusée Européen de l'Aviation de Chasse
Set off on a fabulous journey through the history of jet aviation! Spanning over 25,000 m² (including 5,000 m² under cover), a fabulous collection of nearly 80 legendary aircraft awaits you.
Illustrative photoPalais des Bonbons, du Nougat et des Souvenirs
A must-see! The third most popular tourist attraction in the Drôme. Sweets, artisan nougat factory, toys, the N7 Museum, santons, teddy bears and dolls, a town made of Lego, automatons, electric trains, a live beehive…
Illustrative photoVisite guidée de Manas
Guided tour of the village of Manas.
Illustrative photoVisite guidée de Montboucher-sur-Jabron
Guided tour of the village of Montboucher-sur-Jabron.
Illustrative photoVisite guidée de Montélimar
A guided tour of the nougat capital, the gateway to the Drôme Provençale.
Activities and walks
Illustrative photoAccompagnement VTT par un moniteur diplômé d'État
Olivier FAYOLLE: State-certified mountain bike instructor (BPJEPS)
Illustrative photoBase nautique et de loisirs de Montélimar
Activities all year round: disc golf, mini golf, children’s play area, fitness area (CrossFit), sandy beach, multi-sports ground.
Illustrative photoCentre aquatique Aloha
Inside, the aquatic centre features a 25-metre pool, an 80-metre water slide, a shallow pool with massage benches and water features, and a paddling pool.
Illustrative photoCrazy golf - simulateur indoor
Welcome to CrazyGolf! Golf for everyone! A great place for fun for everyone – whether with family, friends or on your own!
Illustrative photoDragon Fly Parachutisme
Experience the thrill of a skydive. Over 50 seconds of freefall between Vercors and Ardèche, with the Alps as a backdrop.
Illustrative photoLa Petite Scène
Performance venue and theatre improvisation workshops.
Illustrative photoMistral Kart
Go-kart hire for the general public, for children aged 7 and over. New: Electric vehicles on a track for children aged 3 and over. Organisation of corporate events. Introductory off-road motorbike sessions for children aged 5 and over. Fast food.
Illustrative photoVia Rhôna, étape 15 : de Le Pouzin / Cruas à Chateauneuf du Rhône / Viviers
An ideal way – much like a postman’s route, but without the stress – to explore the Rhône Valley, cycling along the river. It’s a gentle ride; there are very few hills in our area, and on an e-bike, it’s a breeze!
Where to stay
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Illustrative photoAppart'city Montélimar
At Appart-City Montélimar, you’ll be staying in the town centre, in the heart of the prestigious Saint-Martin district. From furnished one-bedroom studios to furnished three-bedroom flats, you’ll enjoy hotel-style comfort and services, whether you’re staying for a short or long period.
Illustrative photoHôtel Sphinx
In the town centre, 200 metres from the SNCF railway station, a former 17th-century mansion, now a charming hotel with tasteful décor, combining old-world charm with modern comforts. Meeting room. Secure paid car park.
Illustrative photoLa Magnanerie
On the outskirts of Montélimar, set in lush green surroundings, a 40 m² furnished holiday let is available to rent for a professional, featuring a separate entrance, a 7 m² terrace, and 100 m² of enclosed, shaded outdoor space with parking facilities and a locked carport.
Illustrative photoLa Valériane
A modern, light-filled flat with air conditioning, a balcony and a garage with private parking. Situated on the 2nd and top floor of a small, secure residential block, in a quiet housing estate 7 minutes’ drive from the town centre and 18 minutes from Cruas.
Illustrative photoLa Villa del sol
Villa del Sol is a semi-detached Provençal villa set in extensive grounds with a swimming pool, just a stone’s throw from the Allées Provençales.
Illustrative photoLe 8
Montélimar town centre, 65m² furnished flat with 2 bedrooms (140cm beds), south-facing balcony, fitted kitchen, living room, bathroom with shower, separate toilet. In a quiet residential complex with secure private parking. Renovated in late 2023.
Illustrative photoMaison Saint James
A family-run, friendly, city-style guesthouse set in lush green surroundings in Montélimar.
Illustrative photoMaison Tifaloc - Gîte du Couchant
Near Montélimar, the ‘Gîte du Couchant’, for 2 people, with a shared swimming pool in the countryside.
Illustrative photoPellet 2
3 rue bernard Cathelin A2
Illustrative photoPellet 4
12 rue Pierre Julien
Where to eat
Illustrative photoCarré Papillon restaurant
A restaurant with 120 seats, open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, with function rooms capable of hosting group meals for up to 180 people, and spaces for corporate and private events.
Illustrative photoLa Bottega
Italian delicatessen with tastings. Sandwiches, pinsa, mixed salads, vegetarian platter, coffee, lemonades, cold meats and cheese by the slice
Illustrative photoLe Pavillon du Parc
Just a two-minute walk from Montélimar station, in the heart of the public gardens, Le Pavillon du Parc brings the spirit of the great French brasseries to life in an elegant and welcoming setting.
Illustrative photoNapoléoné
Your go-to place for the best Italian pizzas in the area.
Illustrative photoRestaurant le Printemps
A contemporary restaurant set in a leafy haven, with an excellent wine list. Two- or three-course set menus from €20 to €50.00 Home-cooked food
Illustrative photoRestaurant Le Second
It is in a chic bistro atmosphere that the chef serves up his carefully prepared traditional cuisine.
Illustrative photoRestaurant Soul Kitchen
Fresh produce, a great atmosphere and a relaxing experience. Do you love SK? SK loves you!
Illustrative photoSaveurs de Crêpes
Much more than just crêpes – memories Our menu reflects the wide variety of influences and experiences that shape our approach to cooking. We don’t just serve dishes – we serve memories.
Local produce
© PalaisbonbonsLa Fabrique de Nougat du Palais des Bonbons du Nougat et des Souvenirs
The artisan workshop lies at the very heart of the Palais des Bonbons du Nougat et des Souvenirs. When you visit the site, you’ll have access to our artisan nougat workshop and can discover the secrets behind the making of Montélimar nougat.
Illustrative photoBrasserie artisanale La Fabrique
We invite you to discover this brewery, where beer goes hand in hand with a friendly atmosphere. Take a look at our production facilities in our dedicated visitor centre.
Illustrative photoFerme Chapus
Chapus Farm, a family-run farm specialising in fruit and vegetable production, has been certified as an organic farm since 1971.
Illustrative photoL'Artisan Nougatier
Pierre Bonnieu, an artisan nougat maker in Montélimar since 1988, makes his nougat in the traditional way: cooked in a cauldron. Soft nougat and hard nougat, specialities...
Illustrative photoLa boutique du Moderne
A concept store, delicatessen, wine cellar, tableware, fashion, home décor… and curiosities…
Illustrative photoLaud'AL
A family-run farm. All our products are made with care. Our produce comes from organic farming and wild foraging in the towns of Montélimar and Alba-la-Romaine.
Illustrative photoLe Pré Atout
Le Pré Atout is the farm that will fulfil all your wishes!
Illustrative photoLou mel
My son and I would like to offer you the very best honeys from our region (award-winning in 2025), produced through a demanding and rigorous beekeeping process, whilst ensuring we do not overwork our precious bees. Label Rouge honeys.
Illustrative photoSaveurs et Millésimes
Wines from the Rhône Valley, pastis from Provence, Clairette de Die. Liqueurs and aperitifs from the Dauphiné, absinthe. Nougat – Provençal delicacies.
Shops and craftspeople
See all 11Illustrative photoAgence Les Allées
We have been independent for over 30 years. We specialise in property sales, lettings, rental management and commercial property. 5 departments, 5 branches: Montélimar, Cléon d’Andran, Grignan, Bollène and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.
Illustrative photoCommunauté d’Agglomération Montélimar Agglo
The Montélimar Urban Area comprises 27 local authorities and has a population of 68,883
Illustrative photoDe l'écrit à l'écran
Founded in June 2011 by Alain Choquart, the association Actes en Drôme – renamed De l’écrit à l’écran in 2016 – was established with the aim of organising cultural events centred on writing and cinema.
Illustrative photoEpicerie Durand
Local and Healthy Grocery Shop – Sourdough Bread – Organic Fruit and Vegetables – Eggs – Fish – Snacks – Cheeses – Spices – Household Products – Personal Care Products
Illustrative photoL'Atelier Adhémar
Welcome to Atelier Adhémar, a workshop specialising in the handcrafted production of chocolate bars, fondants and scented candles
Illustrative photoL'Atelier des Créatrices
A collective of craftspeople from the Drôme and Ardèche regions. A cosy shop and workshop where you’ll find original and unique pieces. Glassware, leather goods, ceramics, children’s items, jewellery, textiles, wellness products…
Illustrative photoLe Carrousel de Montélimar
Come and discover the new carousel in Montélimar, right in the heart of the public gardens! Your child will be spoilt for choice with the different levels on this magnificent ride. And don’t forget the trampolines for the older children!
Illustrative photoMaison Anne Pauline
Handcrafted natural cosmetics and home fragrances. With a focus on craftsmanship and quality.
Illustrative photoMille et une crêpes
Food truck serving sweet crêpes and buckwheat galettes. During term time at the Lycée des Catalins (main entrance) Available on request at local events and for private bookings.
Illustrative photoProvence immobilier by Terras Immobilier
Gaëtan TERRAS-LACROIX: FNAIM agency, established in 1960, specialising in property in the Drôme-Ardèche and Vaucluse regions, covering both period and new-build properties: flats, houses, farmhouses in need of renovation, character properties, contemporary homes, building plots…
Hire and transport
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 29 October 2026.
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Tourist information office listed in the Sirene register (SIREN 779424753). Contact details to be provided by the office.
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